Preparing Your Students for the ACT (2022-2023 Edition)
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Jamie Goodwin
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Feb 15, 2019 4:46:00 PM
Studies have shown that when you set high expectations for your students, they will work to meet and exceed them. Of course, there are lots of different times for setting classroom expectations for your students, such as regarding the rules, classroom sound levels, completing assignments, taking tests, lining up for recess, and more. As you begin classroom management by setting out your expectations, here are 7 steps to follow to help you.
No matter where your students are at the beginning of the year, you can set high expectations to help your students achieve them. Of course, your students are going to try to test you. Be consistent, and encourage your students to do their best and meet your expectations throughout the school year.
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